The noisier, the better: Suzuki Swift Sport drive test

What if I would photograph the car key, nicely placed on the front seat? It should be a cool photo to share on Instagram at the beginning of my drive test. I had this thought on my mind for three days until I received something that looked as cheap as anybody could think of when it comes about cheap, with two buttons on a side and the Suzuki logo on the other one. The car key was ugly. I just couldn't take a picture of it. Not on that day, nor in the following. If you read this and raised a brow, dear reader, you should know that women are very strict when it comes to design. Since I didn't take my kid with me this time, I don't have a funny story to share about how the whole universe worked against a smooth transition between the cars. I was actually able to have a first impression about the Suzuki Swift Sport right after I climbed into it. Honestly, I have been a little bit disappointed by its interior design. It reminded me of the first car I ever traveled with. And that was happening back in '92. While innovation is reaching its peak with the development of autonomous cars, the Suzuki Swift Sport seems to have gotten stuck somewhere when millennials were being born. However, this car has a lot of technology behind its vintage appearance and this is a blend I started to love as I began to spend more time in the company of the Suzuki Swift Sport. Please step inside :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyTHB3T3wSo I must admit that I looked like the straight-faced emoticon
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